A new report highlights a growing reliance on overseas manufacturing for critical cells used in smartphones and televisions.
Most displays assembled in secondary markets still depend on essential parts sourced directly from Chinese production facilities.
Experts warn that current market trends could grant foreign suppliers 75% global share of the display industry by 2028.
Rising competition from lower-priced components already triggers factory closures across established tech hubs like Japan and Taiwan.
CEO Sarah Stewart describes the current exposure in critical infrastructure as a series of flashing red emergency lights.
The group recommends using Section 301 investigations to address unfair trade practices and protect high-tech commerce.
Officials seek to finalize a strategic transition plan by 2027 to eliminate dependence on specific foreign adversaries.
Strengthening the domestic electronics sector remains a top priority for national security experts and trade policy leaders.
